n.恳求者，(尤指向神灵或有权势者)哀求者，祈求者

原形：supplicant复数：supplicants

The supplicant knelt before the altar, praying for guidance.
这位信徒跪在祭坛前，祈求指引。
With folded hands, the supplicant begged for mercy.
双手合十，祈求者恳求宽恕。
The refugee was a desperate supplicant seeking asylum in a foreign land.
难民是一个绝望的求助者，寻求在异国的庇护。
The king listened to the supplications of his subjects with an open heart.
国王以开放的心态听取了臣民的祈求。
The wounded soldier, a humble supplicant, asked for medical aid.
受伤的士兵作为一个谦逊的祈求者，请求医疗援助。
In times of crisis, people often turn into fervent suppliants for divine intervention.
在危机时刻，人们常常变为热切祈求神灵干预的人。
The supplicant's voice trembled as she recited her heartfelt prayers.
祈求者在诵读她发自内心的祈祷时，声音颤抖。
The artist, a supplicant before the muse, awaited inspiration.
艺术家像一个面对缪斯的祈求者，等待着灵感的降临。
The desperate mother, a supplicant for her child's healing, held tightly onto hope.
为孩子的康复而绝望的母亲紧紧抓住希望，像一个祈求者。
The ancient ritual required the high priest to receive the supplications of the faithful.
古老的仪式要求大祭司接受信徒们的祈求。